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This poem was created by an English professor that wanted to define an Acrostic poem. This is an example of a poem that flows together into one poem.
http://cte.jhu.edu/techacademy/web/2000/baczkowski/acrostic.htm
A
n acrostic poem
C
an be about anything
R
eally
O
f course some people like to
S
tart each line as a sentence
T
hough
I
prefer weaving words into a
C
reation the is more free form
This is an other example of an acrostic poem and it is a poem made up of words that describe the title. This was written by a student in the UK
http://www.global-connections.co.uk/Activity/tc2_poem.html
F
un times
R
eturning hopefully again
I
mportant to one another
E
njoying each other
N
ew friends forever
D
oing fun things together
S
taying in touch
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This poem was created by an English professor that wanted to define an Acrostic poem. This is an example of a poem that flows together into one poem.
http://cte.jhu.edu/techacademy/web/2000/baczkowski/acrostic.htmAn acrostic poem
Can be about anything
Really
Of course some people like to
Start each line as a sentence
Though
I prefer weaving words into a
Creation the is more free form
This is an other example of an acrostic poem and it is a poem made up of words that describe the title. This was written by a student in the UK
http://www.global-connections.co.uk/Activity/tc2_poem.html
Fun times
Returning hopefully again
Important to one another
Enjoying each other
New friends forever
Doing fun things together
Staying in touch